The 2021 Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony took place inside the Schaefer Center on October 2, 2021 in conjunction with Indiana Tech's Homecoming Weekend.
Led by Hall of Fame coach Jerre McManama, the 1969 men's volleyball team was the NAIA National Tournament Runner-Up and had three All-Tournament players in Mike Fitch, Steve Henson and John Sovinski. The team was the first in Tech history to earn a national runner-up spot in any sport and started a three-year run of national runner-up finishes for the program. Other members of the team include: Terry Tegtmeier, Bill Driscoll, Al Seagren, Bob Wilson, Ben Schaffer, Mike Gensic, Rick Wells and Boby Tyler.
The 1991-92 women's basketball team went 28-3 under Hall of Famer Gary Cobb and started a four-year run of trips to the NAIA Division II National Championship. The team was the NAIA District 21 Champions, advanced to the national tournament quarterfinals and ended the season ranked number three in the nation. The 28 wins was the most by any Tech team until the 2017-18 season and was led by All-American Terri Lydy. Other members of the team include: Kris Wagner, LaTasha Boyd, Deb (Sigmond) Bachman, LaKia Radcliff, Rhonda (Murphy) Doster, Dini Worden, Holly Turner-Rotland, Emily Kohler, Cori Worden and Sauna Kelsaw.
Jessica Williams was a force both at the plate and in the circle from 2007-10 for the Warrior softball program and is the only player in program history to garner All-American honors, which she accomplished as a freshman. As a freshman, she went 13-8 in the circle with a 2.28 ERA in 141.1 innings while throwing 15 complete games and striking out 122 batters en route to Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) Pitcher of the Year honors. In the box during that same season, she carried a .421 batting average with 64 hits, 16 doubles and 13 home runs while driving in 64 runs. Her career numbers include a stellar .405 batting average, 246 hits, 62 double, 3 triples, 35 home runs, 180 RBI, 133 runs, 57 walks, 469 on base percentage, .690 slugging percentage, 49-30 record, 2 saves, 56 complete games, 5 shutouts, 520.2 innings pitched, 2.42 ERA and 439 strikeouts while she holds numerous program records. She was a four-time All-Conference selection and two-time WHAC All-Academic Team honoree.
Dwayne Tubbs player for legendary Hall of Fame coach Dan Kline from 1993-95 and recorded 1,347 points, 244 rebounds, 260 assists and 263 steals in 58 games. He averaged 23.2 points, 4.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 4.5 steals per game while shooting 46.3% from the floor and 36.5% from three-point line. A 1995 All-American, Tubbs helped the Warriors win the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) regular season and conference tournament and qualify for the NAIA Division II National Championship, the first time since 1965 any Tech team had made it to the national tournament.
